BADA BING IS BACK! The Bada Bing clinched their 6th WHL Championship with 425 goals tying the Sudbury Muskies and Anastasia Sea Dogs for the most championships of all-time. Leading the charge in his sophomore season was Cutter Gauthier, who racked up an impressive 41 goals. The team made several outstanding draft picks, including Cutter Gauthier in round 12, Anthony Mantha in round 23 with 33 goals, and Tyler Bertuzzi in round 15 with 32 goals, creating a well-balanced attack. When asked by the media about his victory, legendary GM/Coach Joe Bartumioli, relaxing at his luxurious Long Island estate, confidently proclaimed, "I went 10 years without a championship, now I plan on starting a new Bada Bing dynasty! Now I'm off to play golf with Dr. Kennedy."

In second place, Winter is Coming scored 401 goals, with Wyatt Johnston and Kirill Kaprizov both netting 45 goals and defenseman of the year Jakob Chychrun contributing 26 goals. This achievement marked GM/Coach William "Wee" Bart's team as having his second-highest goal total ever, and it was the second time WIC narrowly missed claiming the top spot.

Helmut made a furious push in March, scoring 84 goals to finish with a total of 397, and finishing in third place for the season. The Reservoir Dogs secured fourth place with 394 goals; notably, they were the only team in the league to have three players surpassing 40 goals—Celebrini with 45, Kucherov with 44, and DeBrincat with 41. The fifth and final money spot went to Big Three, tallying 383 goals with Cole Caufield scoring 51 of those goals and being the MVP runner-up.